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The Gospel Choir has performed at several Marquette events including basketball games.

JOURNAL: Marquette’s Joyful Noise

Isabella Flores, Arts and Entertainment Reporter • April 20, 2023
Marquette Gospel Choir welcomes students of all faiths to sing with them in joy and worship.
A portion of Keith Harings mural is on display in the Haggerty Museum of Art.

JOURNAL: Megaphone Murals

Phoebe Goebel, Editor of Diversity and Inclusion • April 20, 2023
From once being used as a way to improve public spaces, murals have developed into symbols of commentary on the ways in which our world works.
100 gecs performed in Milwaukee at The Sylvee last Sunday.

REVIEW: 100 Gecs and Machine Girl’s sold out show

Sofía Cortés, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor • April 19, 2023
Machine Girl and 100 gecs provided a once in a lifetime performance at their recent concert.

Global Chef Program returns to campus dining

Isabella Flores, Arts and Entertainment Reporter • April 18, 2023
Marquette has re-installed the Global Chef Program to bring international cuisine to MU students.
Wallen played hits like Last Night, Everything I Love and Wasted on You.

REVIEW: Morgan Wallen begins tour in Milwaukee

Lauren Puthoff, Arts & Entertainment Reporter • April 18, 2023
Morgan Wallen took the stage at American Family Field this past weekend. The crowd, venue and music overall created a great atmosphere.
The Haggerty Musuem features an exhibit on soot and its effects on the world.

“Entangled Air” Exhibit Sheds Light On Soot Particles

Aiyona Calvin, Arts and Entertainment Reporter • April 18, 2023
"Entangled Air" is a featured exhibit at The Haggerty Art Museum to represent the negative effects of soot.
ISA performed several dances such as Raas, Bhangra and Mallu.

Marquette ISA presents cultural show, Om Shanti Om

Trinity Zapotocky, Assistant News Editor • April 4, 2023
The dances were choreographed by students and in collaboration with Marquette's Bhangra Academy, with Raas being performed for the first time in two years after not being able to find a choreographer
Marquette Professor offers advice for young writers while pursuing his own dreams of authorship.

“DRY LAND” makes its way to bookshelves in fall 2023

Phoebe Goebel, Editor of Diversity and Inclusion • April 4, 2023
Dr. Ben Pladek is a short fiction author planning on releasing his novel, DRY LAND, in fall 2023.
They served tabbouleh, kabobs, chicken, beef and rice dishes which are all local Arabic dishes from  Al Yousef Supermarket & Restaurant.

MSA provides meal for Muslim students during Ramadan

Sophia Tiedge , Executive News Editor • April 4, 2023
During Ramadan, some Muslims don't consume water or food when the sun is up. They perform a series of prayers throughout the day in addition to their fasts.

REVIEW: Teriyaki Madness

Aiyona Calvin, Arts and Entertainment Reporter • April 4, 2023
The close of the Power Bowls station in the AMU has paved the way for a new option: Teriyaki Madness.
Boygenius will be touring their debut album this summer.

REVIEW: Boygenius’ debut album “the record”

Sofía Cortés and Sam Baughn • April 4, 2023
Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus collaborated to create Boygenius, which recently released their first album.
The organizations prepared with a series of rehearsals leading up to the event.

Airband raises money for local charity

Lauren Puthoff, Arts & Entertainment Reporter • April 4, 2023
Greek life organizations on Marquette's campus participated in Airband, a dancing and lip-syncing competition.
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